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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
HillsbOrO.
Special to the Gaztte.

HILLsBoRo, TEX, Oct. 6.-Tnis morn
ing IS Mr. A. G. Thompson was having q
large two-story frame residence moved
across the railroad track, when The house
got on the track freight train in backing
ran against the house knocking s hole
through il and throwing it about ten feet
of Of its blocks and considerably injuIing
it otherwise. Mr.. Thompson will bring
suit against the railroad for Damage.
aMr. James Ackerman, who ran away to
marry, is son of Professor A. F. Acker-
mEn, one of our best teachers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
Censumptton. Wasting D,seas...

And General Debility. Doctors disagree as to
the relative value of Cod Liver OIL and Hypo-
phosphttes: the one supplying strength and
flesh. the other giving nerve power, and acting
as tonic to the digestive and entire system
But IN SCOTS Emulsion Of God Liver Oh with
sHyp0phoephitet th6 two are eSSabin eds and the
s9ecsfs wea cef1ili. ThousaH dagho FAYE de-
rfed no perE anent besefit from pthertpresara-
tons have been cured By this Ssatts ERgI-
sion Is perfeSsF palatahds and Is easaS digesssl
BY those who eaanot tolerate plain God Liver
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
Gin Houses Burned,
Correspondence of the Gazette.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Gazette.
COOPER, TEX, Oct. 5-On Monday
night Gin house and about forty-fve
bales Of cotton belonging to Rev. J ",
Wilson at AndersonvilIe, twelve miles
northeast Of Cooper, burned. The fire
started in the press. There was no in
suT&nce.
On Tuesday the gin house and all be-
Iongings, with about thirty bales OF cotton
owned by J L. Darwin, about eight miles
northeast Of Cooper, burned. The origin
of the fire is not known. There Yves no
insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
Home Notes

The Fort Worth and Denver is doing a
good business TO Clarendon already.
~
President Morgan Jones OF the Fort
Worth and Denver is out TT the front Of
construction.
The contemplated changes on the Texas
and Pacific sill not go into effect until
October Is, st the earliest.
-
Robert Noble, Texas agent of the Cairo,
Vincdnnes and Chicago, is back from &
trip in the interest Of his road.
~
Robert D. Berry, travelling freight
agent Of the Morgan Line and Houston
aud Texas Central, spent yesterday in
Fort Worth.
Everything on the Fort Worth and Rio
Grade is moving as smoothly as on an
old road, which shows what flrst-clRss
railroad men can 90 with new road.
~
G.. G. Merkley, whose headquarters are
Ell Paso, 7Tas in Fort Worth yesterday,
looking after business for the Atchison,
Topeka sDd Ssuta Fe. He is travelling
passenger aud freight agent for that COM
pany.
Il is stated by one OF the St. Louis,
Arkansas ard Texas employees that in
some places in Tarrant county the track
layers viii be able TO put down three
miles Of steel per day without any
trouble.
#rTae Texas and Pacific on yesterday
hsuled fifteen cars of material to Wealth
erford for the Santa Fe to be used in con-
strucsing the depot for the latter COM
pauv. Il will not be many weeks until
the Cleburne -Weatherford line will be
doing business.
The Texas and PscltC is doing boom
ing business in hauling cattle. Yester-
dsv they moved lis carloads from Colo
rsdo City, thirty from Midland end
eighteen from Toyah. The company has
orders for 1900 cars for the next few
weeks, 500 of this number for Colorado
CITY. The west has fine cattle to ship
this fall.
Nothing Is as yet definitely known in
regard to changes of time on the Texas
and Pacific and Missouri Pacific, except
that on the 10th the westbound train that
now stops here will go as far as Weather
ford. The Through passengers and the
sleeper will stop in Fort Worth. By the
new time table the Texas and Pacific will
make six hours better time between New
Orleans and FL Paso thsA st present.
80
Superintendent S. f. Judy of the Rio
Grsnde division CT the Texas and Pscifc,
was in Fort Worth last night, 6nd reports
q fine business west. he says the Strewn
coal mines are now delivering TO the COM
pany IT'S to 200 tons of coal daily, and
when the new shaft is in the quantity
mined will be doubled Captain Judy
states that the work on TIE ARTISAN well
here has been let out by contract and
work on it will be resumed in few days.
The outlook for the Old Reliable is GER
taihly very bright.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
HIaza in a D,atiilerH.

NEW YORK, Oct. Ga fire broke out
this morning in Ephraim Howe's distill-
cry, at 118 and 120 Elm street. The
building is three stories high and OF
brick. It was filed with spirits. The
whole stock wss destroyed despite the
efforts of the firemen to save it, and with
imam hour the distillery was IN ashes.
The loss on the building is $4,000, and
On the stock Of spirits, SIS 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

left fat all through the winter with but
little;Gost to the owners. There seams to
be g general look OF prosperity through
out the county. 5 good many new
corners are settling among us, scattering
some mony among our farmers and
merchants. Our merchants are buying
ell the cotton they can get.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
Henry George Election inspectors.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-John j. O'Brien,
chief of the election bureau, last night
swore in 612 Henry George election ~
spectors. This settles hotly contested
point. The Socialist Labor party ana
Irving Hall each claimed them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
at NOcona.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

COIItsUUHuBHC6 OF tHe 0aAettc'
NoCoNA, Tex, Oct. 5-The low prices
in cotton have somewhat retarded the
movement of that staple ct this point this
week. Our merchants have handled about
500 bales to date.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
FIRE RECORD.
SIX Million Feet OF Lumber Destroyed
BIZ Fire in the Lumber DIS.
fricts OF Michigan.
& Destructive Fire In q Machinery and Ag
Iicuitursl Implement House IN
Waco, with $40 OGO Loss.
Great Destruction Of Lumber.

MENOMINEE, MICH, Oct. Ga fire
broke out late last night in the lumber
district and before it was extinguished
mad burned over 6 100000 feet Of lumber
in she yards and on the docks. The loss
is 800, 600, insurance S22, 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

The Old Reliable Ttxas and Pacific
Doing q Fine Business and Getting
Ready 70 shorten Time

An Enthusiastic Railroad Meeting al
Wichita Falls to TAX Rock Island.
Heavy Cattle shspmsnts-Notes.
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at Sunset.
the G2ZeftA

Correspondence of the Gazette
SUNSET, TEX, Oct. 6.-This place has
received between 800 and 1000 bales of
cotton to date, and expects to get about
as many more before the season is over.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

COOPER, TEX, Oct. 6.-Cotton Is COM
ing in at lively rate. Cooper has bought
up TO date about 700 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
WEATHER AND CROPS.
In Knox County.
ence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
BENJAMIN, TEX, Oct. 4.-Rains have
been good and range in Knox county is
now very fine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

" experimenting with varfaas remedies when
% cent bottle of DR.. Bulls 0nHgh Syrup will
st once cure your cold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

Pdlpitation of the heart, nervousness,
tremblings, nervous sheadache, cold
hands and feet, pain iHghe back, relieved
By Carter's Little Liver Piils.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

: a. bottle Of Angosture Bittets to hav6rgour
lemonade, er.any 6theE CoI4 drfnk, VIII keep
gu free ,foTa DyspepstN, CQAC, DsArr1oea AID
pE0E IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

The Fort Worth and Denver is doing a
good business TO Clarendon already.
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At Cooper.

Special to the Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

7, =, MILLER, Ticket Agent, Fort Worth
q, z. ROBINS, z. 2. b., Fort Worth.
e FAULKNER, Gen Pass. Agent, Ro0ss1N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

sion in 3 carriage, in which Daniel Web
ster, Henry Clay, Silss Wright and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

President Morgan Jones of the For
Worth and Denver is out TT the front Q
construction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

The contemplated changes on the Texas
and Pacific will not go into effect until
October 16, at the earliest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Lampsl Lampsl

Lampsl Lampsl
In Bronze, Porcelain and Hungarian Ware.
FIGURES, STATUARY,
In Bronze, Brass, Porcelain and Bi5que.
VASES AND PITCHERS.
Bronze and Metal.
PLAQUES, PLAQUES,
Vcnitian, Brass, Old Silver and Metal.
MIRRORS, MIRRORS,
Old Silver, Brass, Metal and Cclluloid Frames
MISCELLANEOUS,
Toilet sois, 0dor Sets, Dressing Sets, Mani
cure Sets, Shaving Sets, Writing Desks
and Pappatiers, in Plush and Leather
Boxes.
Newest COlOrs and Designs in Dacrat and
Wcbb-Cut Pressed Glass Ware, FlGgons,
Toilet and Perfumcry Bottles.
DOLLS, DOLLS.
Our stock Is rcplete, consisting OF French,
German and Vienna styles, our own di-
rect importations.
China Dolls from 8 TO 30 cents each.
Kid.Body~ Bisque.head Dolls from Csc TO s..
Talking Dolls from $l.l0 to 500.
Dressed Dolls from 3Oo TO $500.
Dressed Soldiers, Sailors, etc, China, Bisque
aud Papicr Mache Dolls, dressed and
fancy costumed, in endless variety, and
many other things TO please the lite ones.
Evening Fans, Pocket Books, Purses, ia end
less variety, AT CORRECT PRICES.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Hosiery Department.

Examine the Beautiful Line Of ladies Slid
and Iisle Thread Hosiery we have Cd
display. Pure silk Hose in Fast BlacII
and Newest Opera Shades. Nothind
moro appreciated for a Christmas pres|
ent. Fancy box with each pair. Ladies|
High French and English Novelties is|
Lisle Thread Hose; all the latest dcsignsl
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT
Our stock in this line Is Moro Complete thad
ever. We have nm Endless Variety ID
All Grades Of HandkerclIicfs for Ladiesl
Gents, Misses and Children. Our owg}
direct importations.
A Fancy Box Given With Every Half Dozen|
Handkerchicfs.
Ladies' Colored Border Homstitched Hand1
kcrchiefs.
Ladies' White and Colored Embroidered
Handkerchiefs.
Gents White and Colored Border Handkes|
chiefs.
Ranging in Prices from 90 10 $500.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
Colored Silk Handkcrchiefs.
White Silk Handkerchicfs.
White japanese Silk Handkorchiefs.
White and ColOred Embroidered silk Hand{
kcrchiefs.
The above goods can be had from l7hc I'd
$500 each.
Cashmere Muhlers, In White and Colosl
from Csc to Si.7j.
Silk MunlerS, in White and Colors. froml
81 IN 10 sGOD
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Cashmere and Flannel Department

SPECIAL REDUCTIONS.
so Cashmere PANS Patterns reduced from
$3.50 to $50 each.
so Cashmere Pants Patterns reduced from
$50 to 81 20 each.
30 Cashmere Pants Patterns reduced from
$3.50 10 1850 each. The above are all
neat, stylish patterns, and cannot be
duplicated ut our reduction prices.
100 Pieces Cheek and Striped French Elan
nels-haye been reduced 10 close at i0c
por yard.
Great Reductions in Astmkhan Cloths for
Trimming and Most Suitable for Wraps
and Cloaks, in all colors. These are the
very best goods made, and have been
sold at 500, 500 AMI $500 per yard.
All reduced 10 $3.50 per yard.
10 Pieces Elder Downs. full 20 inches wide,
all colou, no better goods mado; reduced
from 500 10 75c per yard.
GENTS SCARFS.
Beautiful LineO Gents Scarfs, Embracing
Everything New and Stylish. IL goes
without saying that We have the largest
and nobbiest styles in the city, marked
at prices that will sci! them.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
This department Is brim full Of all kinds Of
Ladies', Gents, Misses and Jhildrcn's
Gloves In Kid, Cashmere, Buck skin,
Dog Skin, etc ut popular prices. Moth
ing moro acceptable for a holiday gift
than n nice mir uf gloves.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

lcapcd on a passing ear, fplloucdby tio lualy
ehoor ui tho cr,Wd
Nyso was picked up by spmu fdrnd WIN
CHANGED along. aud, covered via blood,
made his way hack into the restaurant
whcue. apparru tly beside hims,lf hc called
upon Joaquin 10 accompany him tu thp ia
ton huuaU and submit tp urr1st. Joaquin
declined Then Mr. Nysr', friend. another
dueu town hrukor attempted tu prove hat
his companion was the victim uf nm undo.
served assault lucluiu Insisted that hr had
received uu more than BIZ deserts. aud when
ihc brlrr became u~lstuIsfuusly ntgi.
mcntaiiNc, he again elected them into tiu
street lrum nll Hrruuut, 10 would sutm
That MI l%iIrrymor had rllly rpul cause
Tor his puFuHrious wrath. EyDWitncz.rs 10
thc entire affair assert with uunuimity tlut
thu hIukvr had deliberately urlri the lHiy ln
barrymore party one gentleman Who saw
Tie assault Euspcd thp acturs hand and
thanked him fut hi vigorous rchuko uf au
"lrusr uulF iuu common "a the popular din.
Ing halls ui Now York.
Me- NNsr Who was seen nficF the cucpuu.
Ter, stated, upon DE hohuI, that thy whole
thing wa q mistake n am certain. hr
sgid. that didnu glare at the woman. 90,
They claim, AMI YOU may ret assured lut
s'mc one viii tuiicr ty.rily Tot this iuilm.
nus insult put upun mo-
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GENTS SMOKING JACKETS.
UMBRELLAS.
A VESSEL.
The AWFUL Exporioncp Of "a storm Boat
ON Cr..W.

ON Crow.
Nav N.Uy, Dec. 2}.--For thiriy.two laws
we wory survivor, 81 q crew ~ twenty eiyht
men, ON % dj,m1uilcl, water logged hllk. Ia
stormy seas, with never u sail iu sight such
was the sul. tsucc ~ the story t1ll hy Oscar
Linn and Henry Mlspus. the only wiiues
to the lu.. OF thr American clipper ship
Alfrrd Watts Adi,pioh from Philadelphia,
"n December n, told ui ihc los ui thc yrs.
arl hut this was uitrrEanl dscrliirl Tho
two Scandinavian sailors, who stll bore rNi-
duncc iu their faces of the aulcriuss they
hHd endured. r,yr "a detailed account ~ the
disaster 90 % reporter The Alfred Ntits.
under command Ul The veteran Capt o. ~.
johnson. lIlt Philadelphia ON October s. lur
Hiuro, in l1Inu, with % cargo ~ 5it"r sal.
Ions u ,,.r ul. This VHH wgil slowed aud
sufficient ballast was placed IN the hold to
mrko thr ship steady. For the irst ten DAYS
The weather WIS fair, hut uu October ~ q
hurricane struck the vessel Dor hours the
Storm ragged aud everything movable Wa
swrpt from thr docks Al the sails were
fuflDl. hut ihr yards were torn from thu
m1,ia The deck hpu,r, were smashed iEtu
kiniliue wood aud sWyUt overheard Shortly
after nuuu e hugo lUa bounded tbc vessel.
and Capt johnson and ~twcuty.siN srimrr
wrus r1rr.Hi away. thcirdrih walls m'ugliug
With the mar 1T the tempest The two siil'
ur lut alone un the great ship could uuly
rl.HF Co the broken fixtures of thr WliI
dH,E. Tic main mast suHpp't of close iH
tlr deck Hud thr iurr AMI m.E,u mlsts lul.
lowed. the frlsWoppiHg everything over
lu1ui. The ship WIS rapidly hlliur, and
srpu ihp decks v,rr nu.h with water They
managed Go obtain nimr al thr blIHp-snakeH
Vrn,isilus on the Watts aud FliuH Wutri
irim thr tank. ON November ~. flp BARI
tiHir Perry. 81 Yarmouth, l.nr. tool
ihtu uu iu nu exhausted condition. Thl
rtrfy was Wuprkcl o lev DAYS later uu re
south ~ nlfhaduHs, hut every one WHs save.
by 900 English steamer. ME- \ ~ uBkiorl
a,n cf W. " Oakf1ri. % Philadelphia mDr
chant, WI. 70 passenger uu che Allied Watts
ami De- q, believed o. have hrrp lost with thl
utbru who were swept nWuy.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
House Furnishing Goods.

Covers for Upright Pianos from g., 90 toti2.oO
Covers for Square Pianos, Elegantly I'm
broidcrcd. from 5000 To 5000.
G-i Felt Table Covers, Nicely Embroidered
from 800 10 500.
81 FcltTablc Covers, Beautiful Embroidered
Goods, from $40 10 $3.50.
a. Felt Embroidered Table Covers from 800
to $500.
A Splendid Assortment Of Tapestry Table
Covers in all sizes. Big Assortment Of
Tides, Scaris and Splashcrs.
White Hemstitchcd Linen Table Sets from
sli.OO 20 sa2OD.
white Knottcd Fringe Linen Table Sets from
$3.50 10 5000
White Frinrcd Linen Table Sets from $50
10 Si2.Jn.
White Plain nantnsk Sets from $500 To 5000.
white Knottod Frincc Open Work Monte
Tea Cloths irum 500 10 si5O0.
SILK SUBSCRIBERS.
Gents Fancy Satin and silk Suspcndcrs, one
pair in a fancy box, Color Garnet.
Green, Red, Blue, Orange, Cardinal,
white, al4o, a Variety Of Fancy Satin
~suspgrica, w the Newest Shades, from
80 ID, t'7fIprr pair.
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AIcr mnmr. of Hrnrc.

81 loria Mo, Dec. % The latest alyiccs
from rahloIuah Wy that Special Agent An.
irrsun gave tho two uuutruling faGi.bps
clearly a. understand yesterday that BE-
would give tirm forty ri.ht hpur 10 fattIr
their difficulties. and " 10 ttJ rud ui that
time the Trouble q uut adjusted ibr govern.
m,ut would stop in aud arttlr 10 iur them.
~ view ul this tig ~Nli.uullIsis, last ui.ht.
1rn slil o. have HFpfd tn COME Doe tulny. Tor.
nish q uuofuiH Doe Che senate, count uo vote
and icrlau tlc election 90 a principal and
assistant chief ~ thr nation.
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NnIInnnI nner Iemrnnt'. rrauhIn..

MbNt,rots. Mimi, Dec. 2i-Thc box
onirr rrrcipis 81 the National opcm com.
tuny were attached here last night during
thc pcHumunrr uf "Ncrn.' by tho sheriff. lt
thr instance ct New York creditors Though
the receipts ~ the 49, raul engagement
amounted tn several thousand dollars the
mnraarmyntrlaims a. have lost ~ tUu iu tlpt
cts. and Manager Cunkliu, uf the Grand
uprfa house hvtr. had a. bccump responsible
Tor u lunrl hill of tiau ~ the Hotel Ryan
before Manager Locke could bring over hi
ltHavsHn.
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-~I.rnhnhIr Mnricr.

Nav NTHs, nus gHyhirl Detective
BuNu, pf zoe Brio railway IMPORT. chat boo
fright Df Nu 2i.inG which rimp Over chat
MON siirI, and , sluur,hut Thcsk'rts VEN
Cp,'red With blood Hul what nppClryl a. he
brains Tho 3lunrshUi was nls, coycud
With hiUni Tho discovery was made Iit0r
tIr oar hal lU,u uulUlU,i A. tlc bluuI
was dry it is tlr opinion ul ~. NH1Nu that
q murl,r hos ls'n committed Zoo the west,
probably iu 90. Louis before ily Clf wa.
loaded and tho skirt and rluuEh1t thrown
tufo the an.
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Barton 4 Lamb
Real Estate.
FOR SALE

10 Residence Lots In Rayburn ave1
nue. subdivision, only 3 blocks
from street railroad: will sell on
monthly payments; houses built
II desired.
10 Acros near Elmwood Cemetery|
splendid property for subdivi1
sion sold at n bargain.
o Twenty Aero Tracts. two milod
from city, on Poplar street, mead
East End Dummy limo; excol1
lent neighborhood sold on easJ
terms. at very low prices.
2 Now Residences, lots 1oox2oo|
on Dummy railroad and Kor}
avenue; on Boulevard 100 feet
wide; viii sell for small cast
payment. balance monthly |
houses have eight rooms each|
3ooLots on Kerr avonue and BouleI
ward: dummy line run through
the addition; twenty mnutoj
from business; uniform prico|
Sioa front foot; FIRST purohaserj
have first choice OF whole hddiI
ton; sold on easy paymentsI
nothing about Memphis mord
attractive or beautifully sitI
uated.
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C.,n.rh. u... or nay Fever.

The cleansing. soothing AMI healing
puupcfliua OF barhy's lruphylaclic Fluid
an experienced IN the ir'uimrut aud rurr
Of Callrfh and kiulud complaints. The
fluid u,uih,s and hDllHlh Doe iniluucl mem.
hrauus and rymoN,a tho Offensive olpr
that chnuirisuEJs the di-sisr. Should the
Inflammation have rlrhcl the thriai u~'
the Fluid as q rtglc 10 allay the iu1im.
nation and 90 di-iulrrl
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Gross Goods.

At l5o per yard. 100 pieces Doublc-iold Whip
cord Dress Goods, Ia the best shades.
Az 2Oc per yard, 90 pieces SG-inch English
Cashmcrcs and Suitings-full line Of
Culurs.
At 2jc per yard, IS pieces Doublc-fold Check
suiting,, in Gray and Mixed Colorings.
WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT.
go Bingham Robes, - yards in each Robe,
at ii.2j.
90 bingham Robes, al 81 90 each.
600 simpsons Fast Calico Patterns. ranging
from 10 to 10 yards, any of these three
items would make acceptable presents
for servants.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

TuuoNrp, Ont ncr 3-Thrrr is cbnsil.
cnhlc excitement In Roman Catholics rIrrlcs
here over the oipuluf Issued tocach supporter
II separate schools ~ the instance ~ tho
Toronto branch " the irish National league.
calling uu every Irish Catholic b. Oppose ~
che polls those trustees Who marched iu tho
Procession un the dby ~ the Quryn's Jubilee
Last June Thrrr will likely Dc lively times
iFtwrcn Tie NauuualisA aud the other PARTY
On nomination day.
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lllnr RoeL Wan ~ CanaaInn cear..

MoSTur,, Dee. 1.-Mt Charles H.,
George, managing editor II Tho daily ArkAn.
tas G1.-Nf. Little Rock, has begun suits Ia
the ,rurt ~ Queens bench, of Quebec,
through the Hon Donald D1wuic. n harris,
ter Vi this city. against the HdHcit. Of this
city thc Journal OF Ottawa aud tie Ctar.
~ Ottawa on charges uf malicious libel.
The damages IN each chsc arc laid nj Sib,UOo.
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Don't suf,r any lonrrt. but use Tanner,
lufallible Neuralgia Cur. the unly iuia'lIhlr
cure uu earth fur ull forms II neuralgia and
nervous lUa.iIghu. laurum l'uut Medicine
Co. manufacturer Nashville. Tenn. sold
cents per boa
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CHANCERY SALE
PROPERTY

No. Epl RD-R A.iioilenbrrv "a Al Kerr rlall
aud No. 5t5A RID, d. Thornton Vs. a J. kp1
Ct al
Hv virtue nf an intcrlocuioFy dooro Or sale rn|
tend M the aiste uausrs on the 18th dsy ~ nasru|
Ter. isT. and amended neoumhcr o. l~5 ! wIl
all. NJ public auction. o. the nhflost bidder M thl
Clarendon Hotel, On DE s1uth aldo OF Mndisl
street Memphis Tenn,
Monday, january 2, tsss,
commencing at 10 o'clock am. sharp, the I'D
luW me- perauuhl property consisting " Household
and kithrn furuiturr, hdsfGuia Bureaus waril
rulss. MHshsigndas ChIirs riFUf fuwiwrr. I'D
tcs. sofas Tublps. MatrrscA is-idinr. S~ldciuarll
Table Wan. Table cloths NHpklua tool ing gHuTl
aud Hxturz. Stoves aud OnlUc Fumipirr nov
ne % The CLARENDON llnicl n sale not nulshc
on Monday. The anne viii De- resumed on Tucal1
At 10 O'Clock n "a i
Terms oi sale CASH. This isermhcr a. IH7,I
= 4 MCDOWELL. ClUtk aud Maalcf
ny = ~ budlcy, H. e. aud n.
". q WrathCHurL Morgan a Mcfarland
king. Ice Thornton. solicitor.
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weaker sea is liable. W. r,iCr 60 nr riuryr,
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